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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT:
Brian Priebe
Arctic Slayer Productions
8132 Wilcox Street
Anchorage, AK 99502
907-748-4214
907-248-5794
customerservice@arcticslayer.com
http://www.arcticslayer.com
888-243-0292
New Video Guide to Alaskan Adventures
ANCHORAGE, AK - July 11, 2003 -
Arctic Slayer productions, working with Alaska state parks,
Chugach National Forest, Chugach state park, and the Cities of
Anchorage and Seward, has released its new video entitled Trails
of the Midnight Sun: the Ultimate Guide to Hiking, Camping, and
Recreational Opportunities in South Central Alaska.
Anyone interested in visiting or just wondering about Alaska will
enjoy this video. Trails of the Midnight Sun takes you into the
heart and soul of South Central Alaska’s premiere parks and
trails, campgrounds, and recreational areas to give you a hands-on
look at all the recreational areas available to you and where to
find them. Including hiking, camping, biking, Rving, four
wheeling, berry picking for watermelon berries, cranberries,
currents, crowberries and blueberries, fishing for the mighty
king, chum, pink, and feisty silver salmon, rainbow trout, Dolly
Varden, hooligan and barn door halibut.
There’s also parasailing, wind surfing, gold panning, shrooming,
bore tide viewing, rock climbing, historic sites, roller blading,
kayaking, canoeing and wildlife viewing for whales, moose, seals,
sea lions, otters, sheep, goats, birds, ducks and a variety of
small animals.
Featured trails include the Tony Knowles coastal trail for whale
and wildlife viewing. Flattop Mountain trail, the most climbed
mountain in Alaska. Eklutna Lakeside trail for water sport
activities and hiking along a pristine glacial lake. Gold Mint
trail for gold panning and visiting historic sites. Birdridge
trail with soaring Bald Eagles and awesome views of Turnagain Arm.
Byron Glacier trail, where you can suntan, climb on and explore
the glacier. Gull rock for magnificent birding, shrooming and
berry picking opportunities. Caines Head trail leads you to a
World War II Fort and Garrison ghost town with spectacular marine
wildlife viewing along the way.
The video also points out additional trails and contains lots of
facts and history on Alaska. For example, the 2003 Mount Marathon
race, one of the oldest and most heroic races in North America
where participants race up and down the 3,022 foot Mountain, is
included. There’s two full hours of exciting, high quality,
digital footage with animated maps to show residents and visitors
alike where to go and how to get there with a colorful, upbeat
soundtrack with great commentary.
Trails of the Midnight Sun has something for everyone at any age
and every walk of life.
For more information on Trails of the Midnight Sun, call toll free
888-243-0292 or visit
www.arcticslayer.com.
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